Your Online Study Partner
Cleveland State University's online courses are a convenient way to build new skills, explore new topics, create new career pathways and earn new certificates and credentials. We offer over a thousand plus fully interactive non-credit, eLearning courses. Courses are designed by industry experts to meet workforce demands. Each course includes expert instructors, many of whom are nationally known authors, experts and scholars.
Cleveland State staff/faculty member using professional development benefits? Find courses here: Staff/Faculty Course Page
The Wherever Classroom
The Division of Continuing and Extended Education at Cleveland State University partners with several online education partners to offer an extended catalog of quality courses, delivered online. Noncredit, online courses provide an economical and convenient approach to learning anywhere a student has internet access.
Click education partner link in left column for courses.
 | Construction Project Management Certifications. COMING SOON! |
 | Certifications including health care, technology and other workforce development including skilled trades. |
 | Professional development for educators. |
 | An array of industry certifications and professional development. |
 | Certificates in Industry 4.0/Smart Manufacturing. COMING SOON! |
 | Coding Bootcamp and more.COMING SOON! |
 | Professional Certifications, Continuing Education and Lifelong Learning. COMING SOON! |
 | Professional certifications in technology and STEM, lifelong learning, workforce and professional development. |
 | Certifications and lifelong learning. |
Questions about ed2go? Please contact prodev.business@csuohio.edu
Questions about any of the others? Please contact conted@csuohio.edu
Is Online Learning Right for Me? Yes! If you are self-motivated and capable of independent learning. Successful online learning depends on time-management skills. In fact, you must dedicate the same amount of time to online learning as you would attending a live class. You also need to be comfortable reaching out to your instructors when you need additional help and interacting electronically with your peers through online discussion boards and chatrooms. The following should also be true of you: You are able to understand written instructions, save and manage files on you computer, know how to email attachments/upload documents, and how to install software from the internet.